Hillsboro recorder., 1887-09-29
Obi for an item.

Atuhty W @eS neAo s"'s p1SaJ 'uoAnAhbs
Fine large Tutnips on our market every
morning.
Our market Is well supplied with fine fat
beef and it Is AZ low as II NO did not have
the Stock Law.
Judge SLepperd spent several days with
his family at the 0cconeechee hotel He is
nov holding Court at Graham.
The night service at the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday and Thursday night
hare been changed TO o'clock.
We are informed that hogs are scarce
throughout the county, would like 10 buy
few 10 help eat our surplus Of corn.
We hear that there has been several ad-
dltions 10 the School OF the Misses Nash
end AI:ss Kollock making their number
nearly complete.
The probition OF bird shooting expires
Tomorrow, bat some Of our sportsmen have
been ireapassinga little. They arc unu.
snally plentiful, large and fat.
The fine brick house built by our clever
young townsman MIR. @. w. Brown for q.
n. Parks is about completed. and will be
the handsomest any where in this section.
The communication Of our valued cor
respondent from Hooksrton Is this week
unasoidably crowded out, but shall appear
next week. We would be glad 10 hear from
him oilen.
The Sheriff and Clerk Of Orange county
each made twenty cents In their respective
Offices to-day. and each spent the same for
postage s,amps. They are both candidates
forre-election.
-sesadsertissment Of Jas Webb, Jr. and
Bro. This Is the oldest house In town, and
they manage their Affairs strictly according
10 business principles, and in every way
perfectly reliable.
Cur neighbor John Laws does as much
bard work as any man In town. his hammer
can BE- heard "irom early dawn till dewey
eye.y Yet he is The most expert pensman
spdwrises the most copy plate hand OF any
man We have.
The colored Odd Fellows display last
Thursday was very creditable. quite q large
inrn out. they were well dressed aud their
regalia shown OF 70 great advantage. The
largo eroxd Of colored people we're quite
orderly and well behaved.
See Advertisement Of C. NJ. Parks in this
paper. Tho Bazaar has come 70 the trout
pBd Is nov opening large and well select.
cd stock Of goods. His large stock of Mil.
inery 10 bazaar Jr., will be special fea.
ture this season.
The Morning 'istaf." /" (wilmingicn) has
once more giittered upon, and made happy
our sanctum. We value tho Star among
The most welcome Of our many good ex-
changes. and trust the luslre ID now has
may never grow dim.
II pleasure 20 20 into the Millinery
Store Of Mrs Matte L. Taylor. every thing
isso ncat and pretty. and her Stock seems
70 be veil selected, and showing superior
taste. Mrs. Taylor Il very obIiging apd
her prices are reasonable. See Advertise
ment In lhis paper
Our young friend Samuel Tate son Of Col
George w. Tate Of this county, who has
been here on short visit 10 his father. has
rclnrned 70 Jackson, Miss. TO take charge
on thes Mississippi Central % Engineer.
Good and intelligent Mechanics like Mr..
Tate ought 10 DO kept In North Caroline.
We have railroads here.
Last Saturday night The 2lth and Sunday
nisht The 25th inst there wera qaite hea.
W irost which IN localities injured the To.
baeco considerably. II Is estimated that
There y about one third Of the crop uncat.
iits is another great slsm on the poor Ear.
mers But they may have This consolation
chat which has been saved will bring better
prices.
Miss Joscphene Forrest. Of this county
win enter The University Normal al Nash
vile, Tenn. nert Thursday. She win remain
In that popular institution for four years
Miss Forrest Ia most excellent and accom-
plished yonng lady and has host Of
friends Al homo and we wish her much hap.
pines and abundant success In her homo.
rable in1cswov fox fasu.. ...as..f...